National Geographic Kids (AU/NZ)

Perfect for nature-loving 7-12 year olds, each issue of Nat Geo Kids is carefully curated to ignite curiosity and spark conversations about science and nature, empowering children to love and care for our beautiful planet.

NAT GEO Kids

WACKY WORLD! • The planet's strangest pictures…

COOL NEWS • Inspiring stories from around the globe…

MAKE IT A DATE • KEY EVENTS FOR YOUR DIARY!

THE BIG PICTURE • NAT GEO KIDS’ image of the month

THE TIGERS WHO CHANGED THEIR STRIPES • Meet some unusual black cats in India…

Weird But True! 10 OUTRAGEOUS FACTS

What Do Whale Sounds Mean? • Cracking the code of sperm whale communication

Moment of Snooze • Check out the surprising ways some animals rest…

SIMILIPAL SAFARI • Bengal tigers aren't the only creatures roaming India's Similipal Tiger Reserve. Meet some of the other animals you might encounter there…

6 Strange Dinos • Bizarre spikes, wacky teeth and weird claws – dinosaurs rocked some seriously zany looks before most of them* went extinct about 66 million years ago. Take a peek at six of the oddest-looking dinosaurs to ever roam the planet…

Games, laughs and cool things for you to do. • TAKE A BITE! This month, we're exploring food. First, play this mouthwatering meal game, then learn what sharks eat, make dyes from food and more. We hope you're hungry!

BRAIN BOOSTERS!

? Ask Nat Geo • We answer the world's biggest, weirdest questions!

By the Numbers • Read these tasty food-related facts to family and friends!

Crossword

MAKE IT • Food isn't just for eating – you can craft with it, too! Grab a grown-up to help you use food to tie-dye a T-shirt.

JUNIOR EXPLORERS’ CLUB

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National Geographic Kids (AU/NZ)

FLAG TALES • Here are some unique true flag tales all flag fans should know.

FLAG RECORD BREAKERS • Flags have entered the record books in all sorts of ways, and new records are regularly made. Perhaps you will take part in a record attempt one day!

PIRATE FLAGS • Pirate flags are amongst the most famous in history and are a great example of the way a flag can be used to send a powerful message.

INTERNATIONAL FLAGS • Many international organisations have lots of nations as members, so they need their own flags to represent everyone.